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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1941

Page

4

In Days Gone By

Burt Carnine of David City bought the brick yard of S. F. Snell. O M Lundstrom started a new shop. Mrs Mary Campbell returns from Ireland and Scotland. Mr and Mrs Mark Reno visit old friends. Reno taught school here. A surprise party honored Wm Koehler on his thirty fifth birthday. Grandma Chindgren of Swede Home died at eighty five. Doc Whaley suffered a cracked rib from a chicken fence incident. he kept the secret until revealed.

Burt Carnine David City S. 5 Snell Carnine O. M. Lundstrom Mary Campbell Campbell Ireland Scotland Mark Reno Chicago G. W. West Doc Whaley Mrs Whaley

Obituary and community notes from Osceola Neb

The Osceola area reports the death of Senator Charles Krumbach in Shelby after a year of ill health. Home life celebrations include an 85 relative wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John Janning. Local marriages involve Mrs. E Gilmore to William Kelley and a courthouse ceremony for Clyde R. Casterline and Miss Irene Dickhute.

Charles Krumbach Shelby John Janning Wm. Herrmann E. Gilmore Grand Island Wm. Kelley Arthur Monk Sidney Clyde R. Casterline Edgar Irene Dickhute Ball Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company Harry Pike Fort Jackson Fla Quartermaster Department Osceola

Congressional items and policy notes from Roosevelt era

The article covers Armando Dreschler's commissioned Mexican portrait for the White House, Nelson on limiting newsprint use, Roosevelt meeting with John L. Lewis about the coal strike, a blackout order for nonessential lighting in the Southeast, a joke by Congressman Lambertson, proposed pay adjustments for armed services, and the District of Columbia rent control bill with detailed income-based rent analyses.

Armando Dreschler Mexico United States White House Donald M. Nelson Supply Priorities Allocations Board House Migration Defense Committee Mr. Nelson

Washington Rent Rises Push for Defender Measures

The passage notes a growing influx to Washington with 2000 people per month and rising, while housing vacancies run about 1 percent versus a normal 5 percent. The bill sets up a Rent Administrator with authority to reduce rents if a fair return is shown. The OEM released a 72 page handbook on defense agencies, staff, and national defense organization, available to reporters and the public through official channels.

Washington Ccc Office of Emergency Management OEM National Defense Organization Office of Production Management Office of Price Administration Office of Civilian Defense Division of Information Social Security Building Supt G.P.O

Quickie Schools warned by aviation journals for risky training

Aviation journals urge wary choosing of training programs amid a surge of ultra short courses. They advise avoiding schools that promise jobs or oversell low tuition, urging evaluation of equipment, duration, enrollment rules, and factory placement records before enrolling.

Journal Air Progress

Roberts Old Faithful Liniment Ad Promotes Double Value Ointment

A vintage ad touts Roberts Old Faithful Liniment as strong and long lasting with a new double value that mixes with water to form a rubbing ointment or poultice. It markets relief for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and muscle stiffness and invites orders to Omaha for $1 and postage with money back guarantee.

Roberts Dept Omaha Loan Omaha

Thanks for Patronage as My Brother Takes Charge

Thank you for your liberal patronage in the past. My brother Jack will run the station from now on and I hope you continue to treat him as you did me. Ray Hastings North Side Square.

Jack Ray Hastings North Side Square

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